Welcome to the GolfTrainingAids.com Family Robb Heering Jr.

Our Friends at GolfTrainingAids.com are growing their team. Please join TheGolfingDads.com in welcoming Robb Heering Jr. to the team.

In the statement they released today;

We are very excited and proud to welcome a new team member to GolfTrainingAids.com, PGA Professional, Robb Heering Jr. He entered the PGA Professional Golf Management Program in 2009. In 2012, he moved to West Palm Beach, Florida, and started working at The Club at Ibis, where he became a PGA member in October 2013. What inspired us about Robb was his work ethic, his product knowledge and above all, his character.

Being an accomplished golf professional, Robb has had many accolades including:

Being selected to PGA LEAD 2017-2018
Featured in PGA Magazine for October 2016 and November 2016
TPI Certified 1
Flightscope Certified Professional
Enrolled in PGA Certified Professional Program – Path = Teaching & Coaching
Featured on “Golf America” television show on Fox Sports, Sun Sports & DirectTV
Teach veterans in South Florida through the PGA HOPE & PGA Reach Program
Teach children at Palm Beach Children’s Hospital through South Florida PGA Program “Smiling Fore Life”

“Golf is a sport where the more you play it, the more people you get to know. The PGA Professionals I know today became like a second family to me. Golf has become my life, and I don’t really know where I’d be without it.” said Heering. You’ll be seeing a lot of Robb as we do product reviews on our Instagram page as well as our website, GolfTrainingAids.com.

Dads Say So we love to see our partners getting better each and every day. By adding Robb to the mix they have someone who can not only show us how to use the training aids but also can help each and everyone of us improve by using them. We look forward to getting to know Robb and seeing how he can help us and you improve. Welcome aboard Robb! We look forward to getting to know you!

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